What is marketable and marketed surplus??
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By describing something as "marketable," people in the business world mean that it is fit to sell on the market. Surplus is the amount of product that a company manufactures or produces in excess of what is necessary to continue operations. Marketable surplus is a term that agriculturalists use to refer to a specific type of surplus that farmers and ranchers deal with.
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Marketable surplus refers to the difference between the total output production if a farmer and his on-farm consumption.
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